German boxer Tina Rupprecht was crowned undisputed atomweight champion on Saturday in Germany, after defeating Sumire Yamanaka by majority decision.
Rupprecht, with a record of 15-1-1 and 3 KOs, added the IBF title to her WBC, WBO, and WBA belts, after obtaining scorecards of 99-91, 96-95, and 95-95. The boxer has won six of her last seven fights, with the only loss suffered in March 2023 against Seniesa Estrada for the WBC title in strawweight.
The two-division world champion, Rupprecht, conquered the WBC atomweight belt in January 2024, defeating Fabiana Bytyqi by unanimous decision. Subsequently, she added the WBO and WBA titles, also by unanimous decision, this time against Eri Matsuda, whom she knocked down in the first round.With this victory, Rupprecht maintains the first place at 102 pounds, while Yamanaka remains in second place, ahead of Matsuda.
Rankings are updated every Tuesday, based on recent fights, head-to-head matchups, and the quality of the opponent. Subjectivity is always present, and boxers who have not fought in 18 months and have no fights scheduled will be removed from the rankings until they compete again.
To access the list of current champions in all weight categories, click here.
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Classification by weight
175+ pounds
- Claressa Shields*
- Lani Daniels**
- Che Kenneally***
- Vanessa Lepage-Joanisse
- Minellis Blanco
*Editor’s note: Claressa Shields is the undisputed middleweight champion and WBO super middleweight champion.
**Editor’s note: Lani Daniels is the IBF light heavyweight champion.
***Editor’s Note: Che Kenneally is the WBA light heavyweight champion.
Super Middleweight (Up to 168 pounds)
- Shadasia Green
- Franchon Crews-Dezurn
- Olivia Curry
- Nisa Rodriguez
- Melinda Watpool
Medium (Up to 160 pounds)
- Claressa Shields*
- Desley Robinson
- Olivia Curry
- Mary Casamassa
- Chloe Chaos
Super welterweight (Up to 154 pounds)
- Ema Kozin
- Cecilia Braekhus
- Oshae Jones
- Femke Hermans
- Mary Spencer
Welterweight (Up to 147 pounds)
- Lauren Price
- Mikaela Mayer
- Sandy Ryan
- Natasha Jonas
- Ivana Habazin
Super Lightweight (Up to 140 pounds)
Katie Taylor defeats Amanda Serrano to remain undisputed champion at AT&T Stadium.
- Katie Taylor
- Amanda Serrano
- Chantelle Cameron
- Elhem Mekhaled
- Anahi Ester Sanchez
Lightweight (Up to 135 pounds)
- Caroline Dubois
- Terri Harper
- Beatriz Fereira
- Rhiannon Dixon
- Jessica Camara
Super Featherweight (Up to 130 pounds)
- Alycia Baumgardner
- Delfine Persoon
- Leila Beaudoin
- Yuliahn Luna Avila
- Phannarai Netisri
Feather (Up to 126 lbs)
Tiara Brown, left, defeated Skye Nicolson by split decision to win the WBC featherweight title.
- Amanda Serrano
- Tiara Brown
- Nina Meinke
- Skye Nicolson
- Sarah Mahfoud
Super Bantamweight (Up to 122 lbs)
- Ellie Scotney
- Yamileth Mercado
- Erika Cruz
- Phannarai Netisri
- Mea Motu
Rooster (Up to 118 pounds)
- Dina Thorslund
- Cherneka Johnson
- Shurretta Metcalf
- Florencia Ayelen Juarez
- Miyo Yoshida
Superfly (Up to 115 pounds)
- Carla Ayelen Merino
- Asley Gonzalez Macias
- Mizuki Hiruta
- Irma Garcia
- Marlen Esparza
Flyweight (Up to 112 lbs)
- Gabriela Fundora
- Kenia Enriquez
- Marilyn Badillo Amaya
- Gabriela Celeste Alaniz
- Laura Wollenmann
Minimosca (Up to 108 pounds)
- Jessica Nery Plata
- Evelin Bermudez
- Yesica Yolanda Bopp
- Kim Clavel
- Sara Bailey
Hay (Up to 105 pounds)
- Yokasta Valle
- Sarah Bormann
- Louisa Hawton
- Tenkai Tsunami
- Sol Cudos
Editor’s Note: Seniesa Estrada announced her retirement on October 23rd and was removed from the rankings.
Atom (Up to 102 pounds)
- Tina Rupprecht
- Sumire Yamanaka
- Eri Matsuda
- Esneidy Rodriguez Olmos
- Watcharaporn Namphon
